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Coregit launches versioned filesystem for AI agents with 3.6× faster performance than GitHub
Hacker News · April 29, 2026
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- •Coregit provides a REST API built on git that gives AI agents atomic commits, instant forks, and time-travel snapshots—with no lock-in and no infrastructure to manage.
- •In benchmarks on 100-file atomic commits, Coregit achieved 19.8 seconds (1 API call) versus GitHub's 72.1 seconds (105 API calls), and handles 15,000 commits per hour compared with GitHub's 381.
- •Pricing starts free with 5 GB of Git transfer per month; paid tiers charge $0.10 per GB of storage per month on a pay-as-you-go basis, with enterprise plans available by contact.
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